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Fun Voice-Changing Apps for Android. Fun Voice-Changing Apps for Android By  Tracey Rosenberger  – Posted on  May 25, 2019  in  Android Everyone seems so serious lately. If you’re feeling a little stressed out or have a friend who is, it may be time to lighten things up with a bit of voice-changing technology! There apps allow you to record audio files and change them into something funny. Related :  Easily Create Animated Text with These 3 Free Android Apps Squeak Voice Changer Squeak Voice Changer  takes your voice and transforms it into the voice of one of their characters. These characters include Patrick the Monster, who always sounds angry because he’s hungry, Julius the Bear with his deep voice, and Bruce the Sentimental bot. The resulting audio file is clean and accurate. It can take some time for the app to create the file, depending on how long your speech is. There is no limit on the length of your files, even on the free version. You can do

How to Find a Specific Word in a File on Linux. By default, most search tools look at file names, not file contents. However, the most famous GNU search program,  grep , will look inside files with the correct flags. Here we will show you how you can find specific word(s) in a file on Linux. Using grep to Find a Specific Word in a File By default, grep searches through the contents of files as well as their file names. It’s included on the majority of Linux systems and is generally identical across distros. That said, smaller or less powerful Linux boxes might prefer to run a different command, like  ack . Depending on how the file is encoded, grep may not always be able to look inside. But for most text-based formats, grep can scan the text of the file for the specified pattern. grep -Rw '/path/to/search/' -e 'pattern' The  -R  flag sets grep to recursive mode, navigating through all the directories contained within the specified directory. Th

Normally, Windows 10 takes a very long time to boot. On a traditional hard disk, it can take well above one minute until the desktop shows up. And even after that, it still loads some services in the background, which means it is still quite laggy until everything initializes properly. For this reason, Windows 8 (which was slow to boot as well) introduced Fast Startup. What Is Fast Startup? There is a lot going on when your computer boots up. Basically, the kernel gets loaded along with some drivers. Programs, libraries, and other types of data are then read from disk to memory and executed or processed in some way by the processor. On a decent SSD, this is fast enough. In about ten to twenty seconds your desktop shows up. Since this time is acceptable, most users are not aware that this can be even faster. With Fast Startup active, your computer will boot in less than five seconds. But even though this feature is enabled by default, on some systems Windows will still go through

Where to Get a Free VPN? If you can’t afford premium VPN services, it doesn’t mean you have to work with an unprotected network and leave your traffic vulnerable to potential threats. Free VPNs are available – some provide only limited data, while others come with free unlimited, the latter of which are mostly scams, even though they don’t cost you anything. These days you’ll find a free VPN service starting at no cost, but over time, what was a previously free offering converts to a subscription-model-based service or freemium. You can still get a free one that’ll reliably protect your privacy. In no particular order, here are the best free VPN service providers. Related :  Can Free VPN Be Trusted? 1. Hotspot Shield This robust, free VPN by AnchorFree has a slick interface and lots of tools for protecting your privacy. While it’s big on privacy,  Hotspot Shield  is limited in terms of poor speed-test performance, server locations (especially with the free versio